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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-10
Josn Mclean Gus His Work.


When John Mclean commenc-
ed Photo-Crayon work he el-
pected to give it just snch time
as he could spare on rainy days.
The demand for that class Of pic.
lures increased so. however, that
he has been compelled TO hire an
assistant. and now gives most Of
his time TO Photo Crayons.
During a recent visit to bis
gallery we were shown magnlfi-
cent portraits Of Mr.. and Mrs
John W. Work. The delicacv OF
finish in these pictures excells
The work of the most skillful
Crayon artist. They are strik-
ingly life-like, and the price al
which they are furnished places
them in reach Of all. MIR. Nc
Lean sent one of the pictures to
Virginia few days ago, and in
the past week has received or
ders for six more TO so 10 Ten
ne;see.
These pictures can he enlarged
from a photograph, tin type or
dsgrerrotype. If you bave not
yet had an opportunity to see
atty Of this work. you should call
at once anG Mclean will give you
all the information you may de-
sire.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-10
New Jobbing House.

II may not be generally known
but ii is 10 less true. that Philip
Siisher, aside from his very ex-
cell ent bakery and magnificent
and well appointed bar, doe' a
large .iobbiDs business in Con
foclionery. Frnit. Canned Goods,
et: etc. The frequent demand
for In class o: 2oo!s in the
docking Valley, makes Logan a
desirable center from which 10
order. This is = o od thing for
the people in this city, and it
insures the people o; Logan at
al! times Il large and fresh stock
Of Fruits, Candies, Cakes, Nuts.
etc. etc. 10 select from.
Mr. SHsLer invites the public
10 call and see LIN, and lie in
sures them The best goods ct Tie
very lowest prices.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-10
NEW MAIL ROUTE.


The new semi weekly mai
route through Marion has been
established. The route Is from
Bremen to Geneva post-office
"Fiagdale," thence to Hile's mill
post Office "Joe,' thence to
Swartz's mill rost.oGice "Sew-
ard" thence to Brisht's store
post Office ''oouthwaite," thence
to logan. The length OF the
route is 20s miles.
Bids for carrying the mail will
be received at the L.gan post
Office until April 4th. Mr.. Joe
Bright will give needed pariit-
ulars.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-10

Great minds will dIffcr. The
New York Sun, in rs review OF
Clereiand's two years berates him
for not turning ont Republican Of
icehoIders. The New York Trib-
une, on The same twoyear text, de-
cisres he has removed. suspended
and CALLED for designations OF more
public officials and officials of ad-
mitted worth and fitness than any
other President in American his
tory. Even Andrew Johnston,
wh"n he hetral ed the party by
which he was elected, and strove to
break it down by The use OF his paF-
rcnage, made fewer changes in two
years than President Cleyclamd has
made" THIS wall of the Tribune
ought 10 reconcile the Sun and those
who think with it about turning
the rascais out"
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Na:i Pager.

If you want anything in The
way Of Wall Paper, you can dc
no better in prices or quality
than 10 purchase Of +. uarriag-
ton. His stock is carefully Sc
lected and comprises all that is
beautiful. Now HAT the season
Of house cleaning and The re-pa-
pering of rooms is at hand, our
readers should not fail TO cali
upon him before making rurch-
ases. II you once see his stock,
You will not desire 10 go further
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-10

The gas well at Lancaster has
attained depth Of 2500 #. The
Republican speaking of the well
says: No further find Of gas
has occurred. Prof. Welsh. last
Saturday, .fille;i a rubber. sack
with gas and Monday evening
tested its quality as an iliumin
ant. The guage showed fifteen
candle power. but the jet was
not quite as brilliant and Light
celored as the artificial gas. a
gusher is still anticipated and
our citizens are anXiously wait.
inc
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-10

For the sake of holding Alsace
aud Lorraine, Germany has become
an armed camp and is bearing an
intolerable military tax BURDEN
Fifteen years have passed .,ace the
Franco-Prussian war, and still Meth
er France nor the provinces are
content with the act of dismem her
ment. The recent vote in these
provinces shows that in spite of the
appeals and threats the majority of
the people are discont0nted with
German rule. The unbroken re-
turn of Alsatian OF French candl-
dates, as they were styled by The
lmperialists in the annexed provin-
ces, is significant. In the four lead
ing cities the majorities are very
large. At Strasburg. it was 1000 ;
at Colmar, 1900; at MulIhausen,
5000; at Metz. 1000. The faith
erlsnd defense cry means, when
justly interpreted. cry for troops
to hold two provinces which were
recklessly torn away from France
against The will Of their own peo-
pie and of the French nation. For
the sake of this aasagd acquisition
Germany has renonneed its old
ideas OF constitutional liberty, sees
her best energies devoted TO warlike
preparation, and is ell the time In
dread of the storm of battle which
is sure TO come sooner or later
Therefore the preparation must go
on. 1t don't pay.
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Woes Of the Wool Mei,.

CHICAGO, March S.-The Wool
Merchants association of Chicago
has Submitted 10 the joint West
ern classification committee a
memorial and petition for The
reclassificaiion of wool, so as &c
place it in he third class, it hav
ing been rated heretofore as frs.
class freight. The petition has
beenssigned by the wool merck
ants Of Chicago, Milwaukee, st.
Lonis, Louisville, indianapolis,
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit
and other smaller distributing
points in the West; also by The
wool merchants of Boston, New
York and Philadelphia and the
leading wool-mannfac;urers Of
the country. In addition thou
sands Of wool growers and ship
pers from interior points through
out the Vest have already signed
tie petition. These numerous
petitioners, it is claimed, repre-
sent the annual handling of more
than 100000, GOO pounds of wool.
1t is urged that the wool grow
ing industry has been during the
past few years greatly depressed,
and in many sections has proved
disastrous. The decline in the
value of WOO! during the past 15
years has been from Go, 60, so
and 20 cents to 80, 25, 20 and Is
cents per pound. The entire clip
Of the United States during the
past two years has not paid 10 the
wool growers an average price
exceeding II cents per pound.
Should The petition be granted
it is claimed that it would give a
new life 10 the discouraged grow
ers and DO much 10 invisorate
this ,,anguishins industry Of the
West.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-10

Ifyou are going TO Kansas, 60
TO Kiowa, Barrier county, situated
aboat the center from east to
west, Oh tie southern border oi
Kansas. k;owa has a popula-
lion of 5000, two newspapers,
Two banks, fine opera house, s15,-
900 school house, five lumb Der
and two brick yards, seven 10
teis, churches, a large number OF
wholesale and mercantile houses,
two railroads and five more com
ing. The city has contracted for
one Of The finest systems Of water
works in The Slate. Town kots
are cheap and the town is BOOM
ing. Bay round trip hand
ticket from the nearest ticket
agent to Independence, Kansas,
ane al Kansas City get an exten-
hon ticket from Independence
10 kiowa and return at half
rates.
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:3n Ordnance.
To Prohibit Ale, Beer and Por.
ter Houses and other places
where intoxicating Liquors are
Sold at Retail:

Section /. Be it ordained by tho Council
OF the Village of Logan, Ohio, That il
shall be unlawful for any porsor or per.
sons to open, establish or keep within thG
limits OF said Village, any shop, room
booth, ar5or, or other place wherein ale
beer, porter or amy other Intoxicating H.
quors are sold at retail for any purpose o,
IN any quantity otherwise than upon pre-
scriptIon issued in good faith by reputable
physicians in active practice, or for eN.
ciusively =now2 mechanical, plIGrnaceu.
teal or sacrarIeHtal purposes; but this
section shall not be SO construed as to ap-
ply TO the manufacturing of intoxicating
liquors IRON. the raw material, and the
sale thereof by the manufacturers OF tie
same i'll any quantity of one gallon Oh
more at any one tE'e.
Section ?. Il shall be unlawful for an
person or persons keeping a place in sale
villa wherein Intoxicating liquors are
sold, but not in violation OF Section |, Oi
this ordinance, TO make sales of amy such
liquor FOR any purpose without pressrvia., :,
"a record Ot each sale made IN a BOOK Kept
for that purpose, wherein he shr II enter at
the time such sale is made, the quantity
ard kind Of liquors sold, TO WHOM. sold,
:and when on The prescription OF physi-
:cian. the name OF the physician fO-mpiat-
:iEg the same, AMI when not scid on ;he
:prcscriptiou OF physician, said record
shall show whether Slid sale was made for
mechanical, pharmaceutical or saciamen-
tai purposes, and such record shall at all
Tcasenahle times he subject to the inspec-
tiou OF any person interested.
Section 5. Any shift or device used iy
any person or persons to sell Intoxicating
liquors contrary to the provisions Of this
ordinance, shall be held 10 be a violation
of tl!e same and 10 subject the person SO
Offending TO the penalties thereof
Sec-ion !. Amy person or persons y.ol;'t-
ing any OF the provisions OF this ordinance
shall upon conviction thereof be fined not
less than twenty-five dollars, nor more
than one hundred dOilIrs.
Section :. Any pe-Sor or persons who
Shall be convicted OF violating any Of the
provisions OF tliS ordinance and shall after
sucl; conviction continue S;;c!i violation
si;il he deemed guiity OF u distinct oifensa
for each and every day such violations
shall continue.
Section e This ordinance shall take ef-
feet and be i'll force from and after its pas
Sage ana legal publication.
y. STEINMAN,
President OF the Counci.
C. G. Gage, Clerk.
March IL, lSST-lw
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The appraisers. VIZ: Ro


The appraisers, VIZ: Rober,
Wright, J. G. Rochester and Lew
Grcen, appointed to appraise the
residence of r. W. Keynes On Ma
ket street, which appraisement was
ordered on account of q suit brought
by the divorced wife of VIM. Hahn
eS, deceased, for u dover interest
in the property. She not being d.
vo:ced a: the time. Mr.. Keynes
bought the property at Sheriff 8
sale, the property being in the name
of Haines-fixed the cash value at
s3OO0.00. The net rental value.
Taxes and needed repairs deducted
at $4,000 pr year.
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Common pieaS CCurt.

The case Of the State Of Ohio
VS. Franklin, Sarah and Aaron
LowerY, run until II o'clock,
Saturday night, when The Jury
went out.
The Jury returned a verdict of
not guilty, at 8 o'clock, Sunday
morning. The plaintiffs and
their friends started for their
homes in Benton township. Sun
day, taking q short cut across the
hills.
John Shaw was granted 4 d.
vorce from Mary e. Shaw on the
grounds of willful absence.
Court adjourned until April
4ih, the regular Jury being in
struc!ed to return at that time.
These two cases were all of in =
terest that was before the Court
last week.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-10
Falls Township Primary Election.

The Democrats of Falls township will
hold q Primary Election for the pur-
pose of nominating ticket for the
Spring election, on Saturday, March
26th, 1857.
The township precinct, Falls, shall
be open between the hours of 10 clock
A. NJ. and I clock, p NJ.
The Village ward polls shall he open
between the hours of / o'clock and I
o'clock, P. NJ.
Candidates are required to announce
their names in couAty paper, by not
later than March 2lth, so The names
can De placed on the tickets.
The Judges will seal up the returns
and place them in the hands OF the
Chairman of the Committee.
The committee will meet Mt the Court
House en- the night Of the election. at
8 o clock, for the purpose of announc-
ing the result.
NJ. DOEBELE, Chm.
Fred Stracke, sect'y.
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Road Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that a retia:oa
VIII De presented to the Commissioner OF
Hooking county. at their next session In
Mnich. 4. ID 1887, pra ying for the alterz-
ton OF county road Oh the following
line, 10 wit:
BEGINNING at or near the gate In the
county road known as the Hamilton road.
on the lands OF Emanuel Carpenters heirs.
township No. -, range No. IL, Hocking
county, Ohio. Thence in a sOarheastcrly v
direction through the lands of said Car
penter's and west of the barn to he lima
between sections No. 80 and 81. of said
township Thence in southeasterly al.
rect:on on the west side OF the ravfne.
through the lands of said Carpenters
heirs, in the northeast quarter of section
No. 81, OF said township to the Lancaster
road near the Lock on the Hooking canal,
and there to end.
JOHN SEyIG,
FEB lo-4w Principal Petitioner
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| Amos Funk, Wilbert II. Funk, Aunsss,T
Funk, Charles Otto Funk, Truman Pun 8
and Kate FUNK, reading in Pawree couns
| ", In The state OF Kansas; Mamie E De-.
Wis and john Davis, her husband, re,idira
in the county OF Mercer and State OF Nis-
souri,, VIII take notice Shlt E5ariah Nixo1
A'tattat-trator- -of-AivxrI.r.-rS Barclay
on the 18th day OF Januar-, teS7 fiied ~
p.titlo n in the Probate Ccur, within AND
for the county of Hooking and State OF
Ohio, alleging that the personal esfstc and
effects OF said Gecedert are insufficient -.
pay his debts ard charges CT sdn1i ofsterjna
his estate; that he died seized in fee SIM
pie OF the following real estate sltua;s La
said county. 10 wit:
The northwest quarter OF section fvs (O.
township thirteen (l3l. range seyentssn
ufl, and the northwest quarter of the
north east quarter o. same section, town
snip and range, beIug in all about -
acres.
The prayer of said petition Is for the sale
OF said reii, estate for the paymer of sstA
debts and charges. and for any other pro.
per order or relief.
Said parties will take notice that thex
have been made parties defendant to said
petition, and.tha they are required to an -
kwer the samo on or before the 18th day -
March, 1877.
AZARIAH NIXON,
Adm'r OF Alexander c. Rarslay.
g. II. Bright. Atty.
January HG-ev
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R0.aD NOTICE.,

Notice Is hereby given that q petition.
will be pr resented to the Commission orso OF
Hooking county, at their next sessjon,
March .. A. d. 1857, pra ying FOR the aItexs-
tion OF County Road on the following
line, TO wit
Besinaipg at the north west corner Of .hs
lands formerly owned by Richard StrubIe
IncTfcc rum ing IN a soueheestsriy diree.
ton TO the line between said land and tte
land owned by Samuel EowdysheiI-.
Thence direct south to the road LEADING
from WebDs Summit to Logan, and thef1
20 snd. ADAM POLLING,
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THURSDAY, March 10, 1887
FOR GOVERNOR,
ALLBN G. THUhNAN,

We present On the outside O!
this issue the very able charge Of
Judge Friesner in the slack case
tried last week In court. The
legal points given are not only
important 10 the parties directly
interested, but valuable and IN,
structlve 10 The public in The
declaration of the relative rights
of citizens.
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Legal Notice.

Emeiine Davis, whose place OF residence
is unknown, will take notice that OH the
S.h dag OF March, y. ID 1887, LycurgUs DiI-
mon Pleas o: Hooking county, Ohio, pray
ing Tor di-crce from said Emellre Davis
on the ground OF adultery and more than
cause viii be for hearing on and after the
9th da y of May, 1SS1.
LYCURGUs DAVIS.
March 10, lSS7-5w
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Primary Election.

The rames OF candidates for Town
snip or Corporation Offices viii be an
rounced IN The Sentinel for 500 This
includes tickets for the Primary Eiec-
ton. The names of all candidates an
nounced will be printed on all the
tickets. Each candidate can have all
the tickets he desires.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-10

The Arnett bill. requiring that
the elf ,cts af alcoholic beverages
and st.mulaniS rt0n the human
system s!ial. be taught in the
public schools. ought 10 afford an
opening for the mixoiogIsts who
have been retired by tlIa stress Of
the Dow ~law.-CIncinnati En-
ouirnr
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-10

Itch, Prairie Mango, and
Scratches of every Kind cured in 80
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary
Lotion. Use no other This never
fails. Sold by T. Harrington,
Druggist, Logan.
Feb, 12-ymo.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-03-10

The act repeating the last rem
nsnt of the SO called "b.ack laws
has passed both branches of the
Legislature, and now whites and
blacks can inter. marry. Nothing
has been gained by this set, and
opens the waF to degenerate the
race.
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.PRORATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the follow
Ing accounts and vouchers have been fled
In the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for settlement:
Alfred Req, executor of the will or SUI
sannah Withcrow.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 2jth day of March. 1887, at 10 -
clock, A. NJ, or as soon thereafter es may
oe convenient.
W. T. ACKER, Pro. judges
March 3-Sw
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LEGAL NOTICE.

James II. Stewart, - Stewart. his
wife, John Wills Stewart, Mary Elizabeth
Stewart, Edon Francis Stewart, Jessie IN
lia Stewart, Bessie Jane Stewart, vino re-
side az Knoxville, N tie State OF Tennes-
see; Lewis Frank Stewart, who resides at
Rosy lille, in the State of Illinois; Charles
Arthur Stewart, whose residence IL un-
known; r. w. NcC!anu1han, who resides
in Page courtytn the State oflowa Z; David
4. McClannlhan, who resides 1T AllsS her y
City, In the State OF Pennsylvania Nam
who reside at NawsaGra, Egypt; Arthur
McClannSh han, who resides in the State OF
Iowa, will take notice that John e. Wolfe,
Administrator with the will annexed OF
Samuel Stewart, deceased, on the 5th day
OF February, A. ID. 1851 filed his petition in
the Probate Court within and for the coun-
ty ofHocking and State of Ohio. alleging
that the personal estate of said decedent Is
insu ificient TO pay th e debts and the charges
of administering his estate That he died
seizea in fee simple of the following de-
10 wit: Tie east half of the southwest
quarter OF section sixteen (lS), township
-thirtssn (l2 2--ranGe- sixteen Q6l excepting
therefrom tive acres out OF the northeast
corner thereof, sold to WEi. II. Woodruff
The prayer of said petition is for the
sale of said premises for the payment OK
the debts and charges aforesaid
The persons above mentioned VIII fur
ther take notice that they have been made
parties defendant to said petition, and
that they are required to answer tho 8, me
on or before the - day of A.D
1857. JOHN C. WOLFE,
Administrator rs aforesaid
John HaEsen. Atty for plff.
February IJ-6W
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TOWNSHIP CLERK.

We arc authorized to announce the
name of David NJ. Kanode as "a candi-
date for re. election to the office Of
Township Clerk, subject to the decision
of the Democracy at their primary
election.
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Farm for Sale.

Thirty Acres of well improved Land,
q of u mil east .of GibisonviIle, Hockiag
county, Oiio. There is a house of seven
rooms, a 5arn ami all necessary out-build-
iDgs on the land. There is also a good orch
ard Convenient to store, poSt-office,
school and churches. Will be sold chear
and on easy terms. Address
J. w. McBROON,
Gibisoayille, Hooking Co., o.
Feb 10, lSSi-iw
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing Accounts and Vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Cosrt o. Hooking county,
Ohio for first arc final settlement.
Peter Hutton, guardian OF Laura A. Hut
ton and Mary \. Hutton.
And The same will come for hearing on
the 9TH day of April, 1887, at 10 O'Clock.
4. NJ. or as soon thereafter as may be con-
W.T.. ACKER, Pro-. Judge, 4.
Nnrrh low
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SPRING ELECTION.
AEn0uneenie eEts.
TOWNSHIP TREASURER.

TOWNSHIP TREASURER.
Editor Sentinel-Please announce
the name of N. J. Weiiand, as a cardi-
date for Treasurer OF Falls Township,
at the ensuing Spring election, subject
to the usuages of the Democratic party
at their nominating convention, and
oblige MANY DEMOCRATS.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the follow
ing accounts and vouchers have been filed
in the Probate Court of Hooking county,
Ohio, for settlement:
John n. Curtis, guardian of Walter o.
Curtis, Loliie Curtis and Waiter Curtis.
And the same will come on for hearing
on the 18th day of March, 1887, at 10 o.
clock, c m. or as soon thereafter as may be
Onvenient- W I ACkEE,
( MS rch 3-Sv Pro Judge.
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STREET COMMISSIONER.

We are authorised to announce The
name of JOHN SULLIVAN as can
didate for Stree; Commissioner, subject
to the decision Of the Democracy at
their Primary Election.
We are authorized TO announce the
name of Ed. Jourgcasmier as candi :
date for recollection to the office OF
Street Commissioner, subject to the
usagec. of the Democratic party.
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Death Ct Haary Hard BsSacasr

New YORK. March S.-Rev'
Henry Ward Beecher del al s 81
o'clock this morning in the pres
ence OF most OF the members oi
his family. Those present were
H. B. Beecher, his wife, his
daughters Hattie and Daisy and
son Henry Ward Beecher;; Miss
Edith Beeche-, w. {. Beechel
and wife, Rev. Samuel Scoville
Mrs. S. ScnvilIe, eldest daughter
of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
Miss Scoville. who has jnst come
from Tho Pacific slope; Miss Bul.
lard, Rev. Is. S. Halliday and
wife, Belle, the Scotch nurse
who has been with the family
for many years and was the spec
| ial favorite OF the deceased
preacher; The male nurse Rior-
dan, S. V. White, E. a. Secomb.
one of the trustees Of Plymouth
church, and Major j. S. Pond.
No Grape was hung on the
door, Mr.. Beecher having always
objected 10 the use ofthis and the
gloom associated with it in the
presence of death. Instead, a
magnificent wreath of flowers
hung from the left side of the
doorway at the Top of Tie stoop
composed Of white and red roses
and lilies of the valley. and tied
10 with white satin. 1t is not in
tended that any examination
shall be made of Dir. Bcecher's
brain organs.
The funeral VIII lake place to-
day and services will be held at
the house at $50 on Thursday,
and at the church at 11.30. 1t
was the wish of the family that
the funeral should be as quiet as
possible. This bulletin was is.
sued: "The services at the
housa will be confined absolutely
to the relatives without any ex-
exception. it being manifest thai
a selection outside Of The family
circle would be impossible, the
house being tco small 10 held a
small part OF Mr. BeeciIei's n ear
est friends"
The interment will be in
Gre enwood; cemetery. In accord
ance with an agreement made
many years ago between Mr.
Beecher and Dir. Hall, that uho-
ever died FIRST he other should
ofiiciate at lie funeral, Dr.. G. Il.
Hall will pe-foTn. the ceremony
A committee TO take charge of
the funeral arrangements has
been appointed as follows: John
T. Howard, S. Y. White, Thomas
J. Filney, Professor Rossiter Ray
mond and Augustus Storrs.
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TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR.

We are authorized to announce the
name Of p. W. Bright as a candidate
for Assessor Of Falls Precinct, subject
to the decision .! the Democratic party
at their primary election.